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#regionalmigration #southaustralia #dama #skilledmigration 🛎 South Australia DAMA Update 🛎   South Australia Skilled and Business Migration have advised that South Australia’s two Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMAs), the SA Regional DAMA and the Adelaide City DAMA have been extended and expanded. ✅ 128 new occupations have been added to the SA Regional DAMA, including construction and trades, agribusiness, ICT, health, education and renewable energy sectors. ✅ Both DAMAs have been extended until 30 June 2025. ✅ The SA Regional DAMA has a higher annual nomination ceiling available with 2000 nomination places annually increased from 700.   ✅ The pathway to permanent residency has been retained for all visa holders under both DAMAs.  ✅ The age concession has been retained up to 55 years, a 10% reduction to the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT), as well as English and work experience concessions.  ✅ The occupations of Grape Grower (121215), Actors, Dancers and other Entertainers (211999) and Dancer or Choreographer (211112) have been removed from the DAMAs. For any questions on DAMA South Australia, contact Visa Lounge Australia on +61 7 3040 8444 or info@visalounge.com.au #australianimmigration #immigration #visaservices https://lnkd.in/dWNgmjg

The Australian Occupations List is crucial for the country’s migration framework, guiding potential migrants on in-demand occupations. It helps maintain skill balance in the labor market and supports Australia's economic and social development. There are different types of lists, including the MLTSSL, STSOL, and ROL, each with specific features, eligibility criteria, and impact on the Australian job market. Learn about the lists and find out which one your occupation is on here: https://lnkd.in/g9Q4vBd9 P.S. Which list is your occupation on 🤔 #australia #australiajobs #mltssl #rol #stsol

From Punjab to the World: A Tale of Hard Work, Dreams, and Global Journeys Diljit Dosanjh—a name that unites hearts and transcends borders. From humble beginnings to becoming a global sensation, his story is one of relentless hard work, passion, and unwavering dedication. His music resonates across cultures, proving that when dreams are fueled by determination, they can connect with the world. At GIS Immigration Consultancy, we see reflections of Diljit’s inspiring journey in the work we do every day. Just as Diljit started small, overcoming challenges and staying true to his craft, GIS began with a simple yet powerful vision: to guide people through the complex journey of immigration and help them create brighter futures in new countries. Over time, with relentless hard work, we’ve helped countless individuals and families navigate the maze of visas, documents, and legalities to build new lives in new countries. The Values That Unite Us: 1️⃣ Hard Work 2️⃣ Humility 3️⃣ Passion for Growth So, as you cheer for Diljit on stage, remember—dreams don’t have borders, and we’re here to make sure yours don’t either.  Let GIS be the bridge to your global journey. #GIS #ImmigrationConsultancy #GlobalDreams #DiljitDosanjh #HardWorkKnowsNoBorders

Last week I attended the MIA National Migration Conference in Brisbane. I found the trip served as a valuable opportunity to hear from Assistant Minister and other DoHA representatives to discuss the upcoming and much anticipated changes. In turn they heard our industry opinion on processing times and quality of decisions, turning up the heat! The draft Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) was also a controversial topic. A shorter list is not always a better list, well said Philip Duncan. I anticipate some occupations that have already been cut or will not end up on the CSOL list for the new Skills In Demand visa to be appropriately funneled into other pathways. Working within the Labour Agreement and DAMA space will be in even more demand than it is already, with WA to be the first state offering a state-wide DAMA from 1 July 2024 encouraging regional occupations remain in regional areas as our isolated state is aptly defined. Reminder that as of 23 November 2024 the experience requirement for the TSS 482 will drop from 2 years to 1 year so long as the candidate still meets ANZSCO classification requirements. ANZSCO being reclassified and renamed OSCA 6 December 2024. Will these dates be a catalyst for more changes? Or does the tipped 24 December 2024 sound a little better to the Department to introduce more change? We shall see.

The Australia-India relationship is evolving into a robust partnership built on trust and mutual understanding. Read more:- https://lnkd.in/gPBhTcQX #newspaper #breakingnews #Headlines #currentnews #currentaffairs #nationalnews #worldnews #newsupdate #LatestNews #currentaffairs #Vacancy #job #upsc #ias #CSE #generalknowledge #information #currentaffairsupdates #currentaffairstoday #plutusias #today #24september

🔷 Is Your Job a Top Pick? Check Out Queensland's Top 10 Nominated Occupations for 2023-24 🔷 📰 Queensland just closed its state nomination round for year 2023-24 weeks ago, with the interesting insights of the year that was released soon after. One interesting insight is the ‘Top 10 Occupations’ that were nominated by Queensland in the financial year 2023-24, reflecting the in-demand occupations that the state wants the most. If you missed Queensland’s invitation last year or planning to move there, this might help you plan a better strategy 📊 ✅ Unsure about your eligibility? Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents. #healydaloia #migrationupdate #queensland #liveinqld #registeredmigrationagent #migratetoaustralia -———————— Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

Skill assessment is one of the most important steps for Australian Skilled Migration program. It is like Pakistan Engineering Council or Higher Education Comission validating our Degrees and Exoeriences incase of Australia every occupation has its relevant skill assessment body To check which is your skill assessment body you can check it on the website the link I have shared in one of the previous posts. Once you check your skill assessment body you have to comply with their conditions in submitting the documents. Some skill assessment bodies like Engineers Australia may not require relevant work experience if they want to validate your qualifications, but most of the skill assessment bodies require relevant experience as well as relevant qualification for positive skill assessment. All the information is readily available on each skill assessment website you can check yours. For those who may have not seen my previous posts Below I will share the website of department of Home affairs where you can find your relevant Skill assessment body. https://lnkd.in/dPWXbVjN #Australian_Skilled_Migration #Skilled_Migration

New Core Skills Occupation List to target the skills Australia needs On 3 December 2024, the Australian Government announced the release of the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL). The new CSOL fulfils the Government’s commitment to replace complex, out of date and inflexible occupation lists in our temporary skilled visa program. The CSOL is a single consolidated list, informed by labour market analysis and stakeholder consultations by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) that provides access to temporary skilled migration for 456 occupations... Read More:

🔷 Is Your Job a Top Pick? Tasmania Has Added Another 37 Occupations to Its ‘Critical Roles List’, Prioritizing the Applications for the Jobs in Demand 🔷 📌 Tasmania has updated its ‘Critical Roles List’ by adding 37 occupations to the extensive list of roles that the state needs. Check the images for more details 🔍 The registrations of interest (ROIs) of the occupations on the Critical Roles list will be prioritised in the Migration Tasmania Gateway. 🥇 Applying one of the occupations in the Critical Roles list is also required to meet the Gold priority attribute for the Tasmanian Skilled Employment, Tasmanian Skilled Graduate, and Tasmanian Established Resident pathways. ✅ Unsure about your eligibility? Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents. #healydaloia #healydaloianews #subclass190 #subclass491 #190visa #491visa #migrationupdate #tasmania #movetoaustralia #registeredmigrationagent #migratetoaustralia -———————— Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.